Speaking

Looking for a speaker to present at your next company conference, workshop or event? Do you belong to an industry organization that needs an interesting and relevant speaker for functions and seminars?

Darren Woolley
Considered the Mr Wolf of Marketing Communication, TrinityP3′s Darren Woolley has been solving problems between marketers and their agencies since 2000. With his background as analytical scientist and creative problem solver, Darren brings unique insights and learnings to the marketing process. He has regularly been named in Australia’s AdNews Power 50: The Most Powerful People in Advertising since 2005 and is a regular industry commentator to trade and industry magazine and forums around the world.

Darren regularly speaks on a range of marketing and advertising topics. His presentations are dynamic, interactive and fun and his unique perspective will engage and challenge you and your audience. Darren can provide formal conference presentations to workshops and post dinner discussions. To find out more, contact: georgia@trinityp3.com

Feedback & Comments

“In my view, Darren’s presentation was a highlight of the AMSRO Leaders’ Forum. I especially appreciated the way he took his experience in agency/client relationship management and adapted this knowledge to suit our sector. And, as always, his relaxed and charming delivery added greatly to our experience.”
Martin O’Shannessy, CEO Newspoll, President AMSRO

“Feedback to your session was superb. Your score was one of two of the highest scores we have ever had since commencing these evaluations four years ago.”
Nigel Wardropper, Publisher Procurement Professional & Event Director CIPSA Conferences

“I believe the workshops were the most interesting and educational part of Spikes 2011. Your workshop is one that is the core issue under discussion at our agency as well as the advertising world in general. Its basically a question of survival – which is why the workshop was very timely and thought provoking and it at least helped the participants in asking the right questions.”
Sayyad Ahmed Masud, Managing Director, Channel 7 Communications Ltd

“I was glad to participate in the great workshop. It was very inspiring. I would love to share them with my colleagues.”
Tina Lin, Innovation Business Division, China Productivity Centre

“As a young and dynamic company, we really appreciated your workshop. It was engaging and it opened up our minds. I am excited to get the info we gathered in the activity.”
Ryan Pronstroller, Creative Director, Provago Creative Marketing Solutions Inc.

“The workshop during Spikes Asia was a good exercise and made many of us think twice about how creativity was valued.”
Watson Lee, Director, OG8 Asia Pte Ltd

“It was great attending your Spikes Asia workshop.”
Kiran Phat, Managing Director, Xebec

“Thank you once again for such a sensational workshop. It was great to meet industry experts who continue to have enthusiasm for creative work and are determined to show people how to be more upfront and confident about how they brand themselves.”
Charmian Grove, Orientography

Want to know more?

Click here to go to Darren’s TrinityP3 profile.
Click here to download Darren’s Speaker profile.
Darren can also be booked for speaking engagements through ICMI Speakers and Entertainers International and Speakers Connect Hong Kong.
Click here to go to Darren’s ICMI profile.
Click here to go to Darren’s Speakers Connect profile.

Possible speaking topics

“Pay peanuts get monkeys. Pay cashews get fat monkeys?”
Strategies for agency compensation that deliver results.
“Why is everyone bitching about advertising pitching?”
The good the bad and the ugly of advertising pitches.
“If half your advertising budget is wasted, want to know which half?”
Strategies for turning advertising costs into advertising value.
“The marketing budget is way too important to leave to marketers to manage”
What CFOs and CEOs need to know about advertising spend.
“What is the big idea and how much does it cost”
The financial implications of managing the marketing budget.
“If we learn from our mistakes, why do we keep making them?”
Common mistakes made by marketers with their agencies and how to avoid them.